Parliament satellites in 1980s boost remote Australia TV
In the 1980s remote eastern Australia faced gaps in telephony and TV reception. Sir Alan Hintme discusses national satellite communication plans and a seven satellite system to connect sparsely populated areas, with a proposed rollout by the next year.
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Fragmentary text describes military or land related items with names and places obscured by OCR errors. Key proper nouns appear like Army and Ox, with likely references to individuals or units, but the overall content is garbled and unclear.
Black market wheat sales confirmed amid border disruptions
Minister for Primary Industry Sinclar announced confirmed wheat shipments despite across the border grading issues. He reported sales were routed through Australian Wheat Board channels with caution over existing marketing arrangements. Local MPs urged clearer guidance as grain movements faced disruption.
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Australian aviation minister voices insurance concerns in senate
Senator Cotton, minister for civil aviation, questions insurance refusals for sonic boom damage and cites 26 900 sonic flights yearly over the United States. He notes US insurers have not withdrawn coverage and asks for action, while the government discusses price controls and other measures in parliament. The Prime Minister McMahon responds on pricing and ongoing inquiries by NSW officials.
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Canberra Times reports on Ustashi flag display at rally
The Minister for the Interior ordered an investigation after a rally showed a flag associated with the Ustashi movement. Opposition Leader Whitlam or a House representative commented as Canberra Times reported in Friday’s edition.
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Teachers misused in subjects claim by MP
A Tabor MP alleged that in some Borero schools teachers taught mathematics and science while others instructed English and economics. Dr Case cited Fraser noting government plans to fund schools, including an extra 10 million for primary and secondary education over the next two years, on top of 50 million already spent.
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Trade program praised by Australian minister
The Australian Minister for Trade Mr Anthony said the government had been very successful in directing Australia away from Britain in preparation for British entry to the European Economic Community. He noted ongoing diversification and referenced parliamentary scrutiny by opposition leader Mr Whitham and input from Sir Alec Douglas-Home on transitional terms.
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